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Analysis: Trump’s Foreign Policy Frustrations Are Piling Up
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Analysis: Trump’s Foreign Policy Frustrations Are Piling Up

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World leaders are pursuing their own versions of national interest on different historical and actual timelines than the transactional aspirations of American presidents.See the Story
How one woman took on ‘Big Pharma’ and (mostly) won
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As a sales rep for drug manufacturers Questcor, Lisa Pratta always suspected the company’s business practices weren’t just immoral but illegal, too, as she explains in “False Claims — One Insider’s Impossible Battle Against Big Pharma Corruption” (William Morrow). But this was the final straw. Lisa Pratta at her home In New Jersey. In 2011,...See the Story
Monthly Review | The War in Ukraine—A History: How the U.S. Exploited Fractures in the Post-Soviet Order
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Monthly Review | The War in Ukraine—A History: How the U.S. Exploited Fractures in the Post-Soviet Order

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This article will be released in full online June 9, 2025. Thomas Palley identifies and illuminates both the internal and external drivers of the war in Ukraine.Read Article

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Monthly Review | ‘Gleichschaltung’ in Nazi Germany

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This article will be released in full online June 23, 2025. In this excerpt from John Bellamy Foster’s Trump in the White House (Monthly Review Press, 2017)…Germany · GermanyRead Article

Monthly Review | May 2025 (Volume 77, Number 1)

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buy this issue In May’s Review of the Month, MR editors dissect the true meaning behind the right-wing obsession with “Cultural Marxism” and its use to justify the right-wing takeover of the administrative state and the spread of the New McCarthyism threatening all those who oppose the administration. However, the editors point out, what the right fears is not a culturally based, postmodern approach to Marxism, but Marxism as it is historically …Read Article

Trump, echoing Project 2025, using 'flood the zone' strategy to push agenda: Experts

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On the campaign trail, and in the weeks leading up to his return to the White House, President Donald Trump vowed to hit the ground running -- what experts describe as a "flood the zone" strategy to push forward on his conservative and controversial policies. Donald Trump · United StatesSee the Story

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